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Old 08-28-2009, 08:56 PM   #41
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Why not use romex inside and mount a pvc box on the outside where you can change over to pipe instead of mounting a box inside just mount it outside.
I do the same thing, but I would use a pvc terminal adapter into a bell box

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I do the same thing, but I would use a pvc terminal adapter into a bell box

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Glue directly to a PVC box.
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Old 08-28-2009, 09:21 PM   #43
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I can't spell, I can't read, I can't see very well, and my dog just went blind. So had someone else read all the posts about your simply job
on how you wired a garage with UF cable. Now I laughing so hard, that my dog started barking. L.O.L., L.O.L., L.O.L.
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Old 08-28-2009, 10:13 PM   #44
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Glue directly to a PVC box.
no those things are ugly, and require special covers. Bell boxes are much more standard.

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no those things are ugly, and require special covers. Bell boxes are much more standard.

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It will be ugly anyway. My SupeRaceway is 29½" in diameter!
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Yeah.. 3 white male handyman or hacks...where is the mixer or truck?
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I would have to disagree and say that the opposite way would look like hack work. Either way is legal tender, but your's is of utmost hackery.

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HAHA Awesome. How big is the superraceway for running 5 4/0??

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Are those white concrete guys??
The last time I saw a large crew of concrete finishers on a job, it looked like a prisoner work detail or a Hell's Angels gathering.
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Yeah.. 3 white male handyman or hacks...where is the mixer or truck?
They're floating it.......... Truck is long gone.

Who in their right mid would even contemplate doing a garage slab with an on-site mixer?!? That would take hours. Call a truck and get it dumped in place inside of an hour.


A mixer..............
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Ken, you should be ashamed of yourself for doing a code compliant job in a cost effective manor.
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HAHA Awesome. How big is the superraceway for running 5 4/0??

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36".
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Excellent! I want to order 9000 feet. Please deliver it tomorrow.

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They're floating it.......... Truck is long gone.

Who in their right mid would even contemplate doing a garage slab with an on-site mixer?!? That would take hours. Call a truck and get it dumped in place inside of an hour.


A mixer..............
I own a mixer trailer and a pumper on a steel pallet, reason being sometimes you it's too costly or ineffective to get a pump truck in the narrow mountain service roads or what not out here in the high sierra mountains of California.
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I did some site work for ATT once. ordered over 12 cy and 3 trucks were unable to climb the service road to the tower site...had to tow my own 4x4 mixer and get guys with 4x4 foresty trucks to bring in the mix. had a on-site mix going....took time but got it done.
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I own a mixer trailer and a pumper on a steel pallet, reason being sometimes you it's too costly or ineffective to get a pump truck in the narrow mountain service roads or what not out here in the high sierra mountains of California.
Well, this spot is a whopping 60 feet off a main road.... nice n flat...... no trees, bushes, submarine bases n such in the way. Oh, and it's right outside of town.
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This is similiar to what I own and use from time to time when doing these mountain top antenna vaults, sites.

http://www.con-crete.com/MobileMixer...ech8Y-Body.htm
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It's "yours," not "your's."
You know I actually put "yours" at first and then quickly, without giving to much thought to it put "your's" instead. Yet another example of how I should have gone with the gut instinct as it's usually right.
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I have posted this before but never fails to make me wonder.

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